Letter T
Tourist site in Tennessee
"The Twelve Pound" and "The New."
Tries to locate
Turn a blind eye
Thurman's stunt double showing off?
Tiger's proud comment about his baby son?
Travolta comedy
Travolta film, 1989
"The Lady of Shalott" device
Take shape dramatically
Tapestry device
Tapestry machine
Tapestry maker's device
Tapestry maker's machine
Tapestry tool
Tapestry-making device
Tapestry-making machine
Textile plant fixture
Textile plant sight
Textile-making device
The art of weaving
This has heddles
Thread maker
Tool for a weaver
Tool operated by the Fates
textile machinery
Team that will win everything for years to come?
Tapestry crafters' devices
Tapestry tools
Tapestry-making aids
Textile factory sights
Textile mill array
Textile mill sights
Textile plant array
Textile plant machines
Textile plant sights
They have shuttles
They have shuttles and treadles
Towers overs
"Then it was off to my 'British Government' class, where we reviewed the rise of Tony Blair's ___"
"___ Tunes" (animated series)
"___ Tunes," movie cartoon series
-- Tunes (old cartoon series)
Tinseltown Tunes
Tunes introducer?
__ Tunes (Warner Bros. cartoon)
___ Tunes (Warner Bros. cartoons)
___ Tunes (cartoon series)
*Television show about Bugs
Toronto dollar
Trademark of the Royal Canadian Mint
They're spent in Saskatoon
The ___ (bird-inspired nickname for Minnesota's pro soccer team)
These birds sound batty
They dive and sound batty
They sound batty
They've lost it
Type of bin
___ -tunes: nuts
*Tax law flaw
Tax dodger's discovery
Thing created when tying shoes
Throw for a ___
Toe __ (ballet leap)
Trousers' belt holder
Type of hole
Tax lawyer's find
Taxpayers' escape hatches
Things lawyers look for
Tiny noose.
Terry feature
Tops of ankhs
Turkish toweling features
Toora-___-... (Irish lullaby syllables)
"The Talmadge Girls" author
"The Whole Town's Talking" playwright
"The Women" (1939) co-screenwriter
"The Women" author Anita
"The Women" playwright
"This Brunette Prefers Work" autobiographer
The Women author
Toilets at Wimbledon
Toilets, along the Thames
Town in N. France.
Town near Lille.
"___ talk costs lives."
Tetherless
Tight's opposite
Tooth that puts the tooth fairy on alert?
Type of change
take out on
Thing that may be tied up
Theme of this puzzle, in more ways than one
They may be tied up in a sequel
They may need to be tied up before you move on
They're often tied up
Things left undone
Things that should be tied up by the curtain?
Things to tie up
Type of binder
Type of ledger.
Type of notebook
The story of "Sleepy Hollow" set in outer space (or wherever else comes to mind)?
Three after "foot"
Tendency to be indiscreet
Tendency to blab, anatomically speaking
They sink ships, it is said
Turn a screw to the left
Turn counterclockwise, maybe
Turn left, as a screw
Twist counterclockwise, as a nut
That which releases.
the quality of movability by virtue of being free from attachment or other restraints
there was too much play in the steering wheel
the act of making something less tight
Takes off the leash
They pay off more often than usual
They aren't sold in individual bags
They're steeped in strainers
Treasure taken by force
Take from a job
Take in a heist
Terhune novel
Thief's bagful
Thief's haul
Thief's swag
Tool reversal
Train robber's haul
Treasure chest filler
Treats bagged
They often have large dollar signs on them, in cartoons
Took illegally
Took inventory?
Took spoils
Took stock?
Thief during a power outage
Thief during a riot
Thief during a time of crisis
Thief in a riot
Thief of a sort
Targets of martial law
The plundering herd
They take stock during an emergency
The Devil's due?
Takes advantage of a blackout
Takes advantage of a riot
Takes advantage of civil unrest
Takes as spoils
Takes badly?
Takes goods from
Takes out of order?
Takes the money and runs?
Takes things the wrong way
Takes treasure from
Take a bit off the top
Take a bough
Take a scythe to
Take shears to
Thin out branches
Thin out, as branches
Trim (off)
Trim a Tree African
Trim a limb, e.g.
Trim a tree
Trim by cutting, as a tree.
Trim by removing branches, twigs, etc.
Trim off branches, twigs, etc.
Trim trees
Trim, as the tree
Truncate (with "off")
Truncate, as a branch
Take an easy gait.
Take bounding steps
Trot along
Trot easily
Trot loosely
Took long steps
Took long strides.
Trotted
Trained horse
trotter
Takes bounding strides
Takes large strides
Takes long strides
Trots along easily
"The Cell" actress
"This is Me ... Then" songstress
"____ Tonight" (2009-2011 talk show)
TV comedian George
Talk show host George
Trini or Vincent
Taking great strides
Taking long strides.
Track meet category for joggers?
Tree pruner.
Tree trimmer, e.g.
Tree-trimmers' tools
Tending to droop
Takes a bit from
Takes a bough
Takes the top (off)
Trims (off)
Trims a tree
Trims branches
Trims by cutting
Trims the tree
Trims, as a tree
Trims, as branches
the state of being lopsided
Talkativeness
tendency to talk a great deal
TV singer Denise.
The gold: French.
Tree snake
Tracking system
terrestrial radio navigation system which enables ships and aircraft to determine their position and speed
Thong-shaped.
The Street of the Lifted ___ (Dr. Seuss story setting)
Title Seuss character, with "the"
Title Seuss creature
Titular Truffula tree tender
Tree-loving Seuss character
Truffula Tree defender, with "the"
Truffula Trees spokescreature of kiddie lit
type of tranquillizer
Town near Cartagena.
"Take My Hand, Precious ___"
"The ___ of the Rings"
"The ___ of the Rings" (2001-03 film trilogy)
TV's McGarrett
Tarzan title
Tarzan, ___ Greystoke
Tarzan, really
Taylor's business partner
Tennyson's title
Tennyson, e.g.
Tennyson, for one
The "L" in LOTR
Tilted peer of the realm
Title C. P. Snow held
Title Olivier received
Title for Baltimore
Title for Byron
Title for Byron or Baltimore
Title for Conrad's Jim
Title for Olivier
Title for Tennyson
Title for Voldemort
Title for a baron
Title for a duke or earl
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